Product Details

The OtterBox iPhone 5 Armor Series Black and Neon Green case is an alteration of the already wildly popular OtterBox classic that brings protection against water, drops, dust and crushing force. The OtterBox Armor Series case features metal latches, o-ring seal, port covers and mesh coverings keep water out and allow the Armor Series case for iPhone 5 to be completely waterproof.

Keep your iPhone 5 scratch-free with the built-in screen protector that prevents scratches to your glass display as well as resists fingerprints and maintains the waterproof seal. The interior of the OtterBox Armor Series cell phone case features a silicon ribbed bed that provides a snug fit for the device and absorbs shock whenever you accidentally drop your phone.

Let’s face it, accidents can happen. Your iPhone 5 is taken wherever you go and holds a precious amount of information. Don’t trust it with any cell phone case. Trust in the history and satisfaction with OtterBox and keep your phone safe and sound from all the elements.

Screen Protector
Screen protection is built into the case to prevent scratches to glass display and to maintain a waterproof seal

Button Actuators
All buttons and device features are fully functional while staying protected from water, drops, dust and crush

Charge Port
Silicone plug protects charging port allowing for zero entry of harmful materials and easy opening for quick access to charging without removing the case
NOTE: Case is not waterproof when charging port or headphone jack are in use

Headphone Port
Hinged silicone plug covers headphone port to keep harmful elements out while still allowing for easy opening access
NOTE: Case is not waterproof when charging port or headphone jack are in use.

OtterBox Armor Series Black & Neon Green iPhone 4 4S Case

Discontinued

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